The EU and Ukraine – How Can the EU Influence Future Development of Ukraine?

February 26, 2014

We are co-organising a seminar on the future developments of Ukraine.

The Representation of the European Commission and the Information Office of the European Parliament in the Czech Republic in co-operation with EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy are organizing a seminar for broad public "The EU and Ukraine – How Can the EU Influence Future Development of Ukraine?". The event takes place at the European House on February 26, 2014, from 5 pm to 7 pm. The main speakers are Karel Svoboda (The Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in Prague) and Libor Dvořák (Czech Radio).

You can find the invitation here. You will find all presentations and press releases from previous events here.

The seminars are held in Czech.

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The EU and Ukraine – How Can the EU Influence Future Development of Ukraine?

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